Free Care Training
New to care or just want to brush up on your skills? Try our free learning resources today.
Supporting and Valuing Caring People
Carers, paid and unpaid, are holding families together. They're keeping people in the homes they love, keeping society going and hospitals flowing.
Our partnership approach treats our clients and those who care for them as the experts they are. Our role is to support them in any way we can, and offering free training is one small way we can do this.
We are busy writing these training courses, and they will appear here over the next few months. In the meantime, visit our website:
Free Courses for Carers
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FreeHealthy eating in older people
This short course will help you to understand how food and nutrition is important to older people and provide you with tips on how to support someone to eat and drink well. It will also provide an overview of signs of poor nutrition and hydration.
(4) 4.8 average rating -
FreeIntroduction to dementia
You may want to work in care, or are already an unpaid carer. This short introduction to dementia course will help you understand what dementia is and provide advice and guidance on how to care for someone with dementia.
(3) 4.3 average rating -
FreeBuilding personal resilience
Resilience refers to your ability to cope and adapt to crises or stressful situations. This course will help you start to recognise what resilience is, determine ways of maintaining and improving your own resilience and provide support to others.
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FreeBuilding a great relationship with your manager
Develop professional skills in managing your Manager
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FreePreparing to care
This short course will help you to understand what is involved in working as a carer in someone’s own home. It will provide you with a basic awareness to help you with interviews in the care sector and introduce you to the skills you need.
(2) 4.5 average rating -
FreeIntroduction to Mental Capacity and Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards
The Mental Capacity Act 2005 It is designed to protect and restore power to those vulnerable people who may lack capacity to make decisions. Extra safeguards are put in place to safeguard someone if restraint is to be used.
(1) 5.0 average rating
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